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problem of internationalism in struts framework

 
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I am now using struts framework. In the ApplicationResources_zh.properties, there is word in BIG5 encoding (chinese). In the jsp, there is <%@ page contentType="text/html; charset=BIG5" %>.
However, when I browse the page in browser, the Chinese words appears in symbols only.
If my jsp file does not have the line <%@ page contentType="text/html; charset=BIG5" %>, the Chinese words appears in symbols also (because the encoding is English). But when I change the encoding of the browser to BIG5, I can see the Chinese words. Why?
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Stephen,
Depending on the browser, you must set the encoding manually so the browser can select the proper character set for display.
*SOME* browsers don't interpret charset names automatically very will.
Out of curiosity, if you view the html source in your browser, does a tag exist that shows the charset equal to BIG5?
 
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